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SUMMARY:Surviving the Urban Jungle\, A Talk on Human/Wildlife Conflict - Presented by Michele Dodge
DESCRIPTION:As people continue to expand their territory\, wild animals find themselves more and more impacted by people. This can result in difficult situations for the wild animals who don’t know how to navigate an increasingly urbanized landscape.  Presented by a wildlife field rescuer with real life photos and stories about helping our wild neighbors. Sometimes heartbreaking\, sometimes disturbing\, sometimes funny\, and sometimes heartwarming\, we will hear about rescues of everything from squirrels to owls\, from foxes to eagles\, and discuss some of the dangers we unintentionally create in suburban America.  Come learn about the urban jungle\, and how we can become better friends to our wild neighbors.   \nMichele Dodge is a wildlife photographer and wildlife rescuer that lives in Granite Bay\, California.  She was an animal crazy kid that grew up to be an animal crazy adult\, and has been involved with animals her entire life.   She volunteers for several licensed wildlife rescue organizations\, working their emergency call phone lines and helping people with complex or dangerous rescues.  She also does workshops and trainings on wildlife\, photography\, and rescue for many organizations including rescue groups\, community colleges\, wildlife festivals\, and conservation groups.
URL:https://www.sanjoaquinaudubon.org/event/surviving-the-urban-jungle-a-talk-on-human-wildlife-conflict-presented-by-michele-dodge/
LOCATION:Central United Methodist Church\, 3700 Pacific Avenue\, Stockton\, California
CATEGORIES:Chapter Programs
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SUMMARY:Staten Island Field Trip
DESCRIPTION:Meet leaders Cavan and Amy at the grain silos at the start (North End) of Staten Island Road. We will be birding from the cars mostly along the road\, stopping at points to get out. The road may still be in use by large trucks and farm equipments\, so we need to be careful. A porta-potty might be available at the beginning of the road. Trip should finish before lunch\, but bring snacks\, water and binoculars. A spotting scope will come in handy if you have one. Some fields will be flooded\, and we should have a variety of shorebirds\, Dunlin\, Least/West Sandpipers\, Dowitchers\, many duck species and perhaps a few early Sandhill Cranes. \nDirection:\nTurn onto N Staten Island Road from W Walnut Grove Road. After 1000 feet there will be a gravel parking area on the left.
URL:https://www.sanjoaquinaudubon.org/event/staten-island-field-trip/
LOCATION:Staten Island\, 24734\, N Staten Island Road\, Thornton\, CA\, 95242\, United States
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